Sentence examples for territorial boundary from inspiring English sources

Relations with the United States began in 1786, when their northern territorial boundary was fixed at the Ohio River.

In March a U.S. Navy task force conducted "freedom of navigation" exercises in the Gulf of Sidra, beyond the self-proclaimed territorial boundary Libya called the "Line of Death".

Among mammals, pheromones may provide information about sex, age, genetic similarity, reproductive state, sexual arousal, dominance status, territorial boundary, time of last marking, and even emotional state, such as fear or anger.

As the tournaments continued on a daily basis, the Trailheaders gradually and carefully pulled back from the first territorial boundary where the military parades had taken place and tried to start the tournaments closer to home, where their soldiers could be called more quickly to the field.

The accounts of suffering and violence are truly obscene – not simply of warfare between gang lords and drug criminals, but of children being tortured and mutilated for accidentally crossing an invisible territorial boundary, of growing up with homicides taking place in their bedrooms, of bullets flying through their curtains at dinner.

Although the accords stipulated that the line "should not in any way be interpreted as constituting a political or territorial boundary," the rest of the agreement was not carried out, and the 17th parallel became the practical political boundary between North and South Vietnam.

Specifically, (a) if latrines were used to demarcate territories, we expected that they would be located at territorial boundaries or in zones of home range overlap between neighboring social units rather than in core home range areas.

Although behaviours associated with territory maintenance are extensively studied, little is known about the establishment of territorial boundaries, a key process influencing individual fitness and population demography.

It suggests that a correlation between the two exists only during social instability, such as during establishment of dominance relationships and/or territorial boundaries, or when animals are "challenged" by a conspecific male for their territories and/or mates.

"They don't know the territorial boundaries of other species.

Calls are also used during the adjustment of territorial boundaries.